Beautiful! The movie "Woman's World" (1954) features shots of Ford styling models identical to those in Ron's collection, as well as full-sized, operational Ford concept cars of the period. The plot follows an automotive magnate's (Clifton Webb) effort to pick the right successor to his deceased general manager.

The best museums are at home

Yeah, the models that are really "warped" were usually the ones that were in the "attic"and the warping is called "ATTIC BURN"and as he said, there were items piled on top of the unfortunate car...

I would appreciate any comments on this old button I fould metal detecting in S/E Michigan. It was in the ground in an area where the first house was erected in the very early 1800's in Lenawee county.

That's incredible Fantastic great job Your models are a masterpieces Congratulations from Italy

It would have been nice to hear everything he had to say without Mr. Know-it-all constantly interrupting him.

That is a very interesting hobby. Very nice collection. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this beautiful collection.

Question: when looking through a box of buttons, what’s the best place to get information about your particular buttons? I’m not really sure where or how to look for a picture of the buttons I want to learn more about. Thanks. 😃

Very interesting 👌

What an amazing collection. I love this scale which really allows you to appreciate the form of the cars. And what a great story about that Toronado, he retells it like it happened yesterday. And now that car is at the center of the display and surely one of the great memories of his years of collecting.

I hope this channel ain’t leftist

I’m not hating on this guy, but it must have been 15 to 20 years since he has got to talk about his cars.

When he’s talking about his cars, there’s no time for outside jokes. He’s got a lot of information he’s wanting to download.

This is great!

What a phenomenal collection!!

This man has more in the tip in his little finger than l have in my whole body, l am even bad a matchstick men.

He’s wrong about the years of the Hudsons. And Hudson started in 1909 and was made until 1957. The last three years were after the merger with Rambler.

What was the turquoise "pickup car" Ranchero type vehicle at the far upper left @11:04 ?

i wonder if he ever had to deal with the tool and die men who had to make the dies for these body panels.I bet there was a lot of head-butting and arguments about what was feasible and what wasnt.

Was there ever a promo of 1972 Ford Ranchero GT - Bright Red ?

I collect stuff, but it doesnt feel as cool somehow...

I had a good sized collection at one time. Most came from now retired Joe Wheat out of Pennsylvania.

😅fisher body craftsman guild kids entered models of their styling trying to win a styling scholorship

REALLY REMARKABLE. MY GOODNESS, SUCH TALENT!

I would have loved some detail about that Hudson pickup! I think it was the most fabulous model there.

Of course the younger generations have heard of the Hudson car company. Anyone who has ever watched the Pixar movie Cars knows of the Hudson Hornet. Studebaker I’m not so sure though. I mean, I am more likely going to find one of those at a car show than a Hudson.

@Kentlund == Thanks but Camera man please get CLOSER AND CLOSER to the MODEL CARS will you please!!!!!

AWESOME...... great info to the car people....MOPAR 4 EVER.

Cuando veía en revistas o libros fotos antiguas de los estudios de diseño de autos, siempre me pregunté ¿Dónde estarán ahora esos modelos? Ahora sé donde estan algunos de ellos. ¡Fascinantes!

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This is so great. Wish there were more Studebaker Packard cars, but understand about loyalties to his employers.

Great stuff...want to see more.

"Ford At Fifty," I have a few photos of the baby blue-colored model. It was for sale at a Fall Hershey Auto Show circa 1996. I can't attach the photos or I would. I would like to hear anything you have to share about the 1949 Lincoln Cosmopolitan convertible. Love the 49 Ford models. The 49 Hudsons are incredible as well. You really can't see the full impact of the design until you see it at that scale. Thank you for sharing!!!!

Very,very good good collection congratulations blessings ❤😂.

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A very cool collection of cars for sure. Thanks for showing it to us.

What an amazing collection, i really enjoyed watching this.

Absolutely fascinating and a great collection of mock up and prototype models of cars from the 50s and 60s

Amazing this man no his stuff 👍 his grand children love going to his house LoL allsome stuff very cool

What a beautiful collection I remember seeing theses cars back in my day my father had a 1949 Oldsmobile I was 10 years old back then

Todo un orgullo! Felicitaciones por esa colección y esa trayectoria

Hello I did have a collection of diecast metal cars all 69 of car's! But things go on that no one can stop, I lost all them🙃🙂

Thanks for a great video - still enjoyable years later! ;)

A collection for promo car wow mantap ni 👍👍

I'd love to have him build me a 1969 chevelle ss 396 model that size to remember my first car i ever bought on my own

Sheri is a great teacher. Sadly the interviewer had the need to constantly interrupt which is annoying and rude.

Incredible!

Nice 😊😊😊

Nice. Great talent 😊